Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-25
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
TwENTY-sEvENy H sEssIoN-TwENTY-s SIC
OND DAY.
SENATE.

SACRAMENTO, January q, 1887
TIKI Ssnate met al 2:30 P. NJ.
Nr MOfitt presented petition from the lead
ing insurance companies OF san francesca,
defying certain representations as 10 their
favoring S. B. SO; the fact being that they OPP
rcsed it.
Mr. Mofitt moved to refer to Judiciary Com
mittee
Mr. Laugford moved to Indefinitely postpone
it. saying that the insurance impanies had no
right to direct the Senate what TO do.
Mr.. Clunie thought the insurance companies
were not in favor Of the bill, but the people
were.
Mr. vrooman thought they had right to pre-
sent Il petition, and moved TO place II on HE
with the bill. So ordered.
Mr.. Steele presented petition relating 10
Sunday law.
Committees reported us follows
Judiciary-S. b. 80 relating to Notaries
Public; favorable. Senate bill los, relating 10
persons entitled TO administer; amended ana
recommended.
Claims-s. b. %. for payment of Colonel
". b. BuItis passage recommended.
Forestry-Concirrent resolution and ,. BIS
Al and i2-Recommend their passage.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10 use of State LANDS
for experimental purposes and management
thereof; passage recommended as amended
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By misunderstanding to State Prisons
By Goucher-Regulations TO restore ana pre-
serve fish.
By Boggs-Providing deficiency for State
ITlSOlS, Unity -seNtlltu lsNdi Ntdl-
By Dray-Appropriating $1,000 for the paint
ing of State buildings located mt sacramento;
BY Sargent-Relating to preservation OF fish
and game.
BY Hall-Relative to pleadings and evidence
in insurance cases. Also, one relating to powers
of Supervisors over roads
By Caminetti-To amend Section OF Artielea
w.. making term of % DAYS for sessions OF the
legislature Also one relating to the supreme
Court Also one relating to the compensation
for Fish Commissioners.
By consolidating TO sureties unGertaKlngs
and bonds. Also, one concerning SAFE OF mort
gagged premises by commissions etc.
BY notwithstanding 10 the public lauds OF
the State.
Bv White-Relating to legal proceedings III
cases of trust also, one to provide for the pun
ishment of seduction, accompanied by mlsrep-
reservations and other fraudulent means also,
one relating to the punishment OF seduction IN
tereourSe procured under the promise OF mar
rjaee: also one as to evidence of parties Sc
duced, the same to be corroborated III all cases
also, one repeating the present Act to punish
seduction.
By MISUNDERSTANDING to powers of Boards
of supervisors orer roads; also, one relating TO
ordinances: also, one regulating erection OF
public buildings and structures
By Haynes-Making municipal corporations
liable for individual property injured by mobs
or riots, and making provision Tor such Chains.
GENERAL BUSINESS.
S 3. 46-Fixing the season for trout fishing,
was read the third iine and passed.
Mr. White gave notice that upon Tuesday he
would make a motion to change the standing
rules referring to the hour of meeting of the
Senate
Mr. Vrooman also gave notice that he would
move to amend Rule Is, MS to the expenditure
OF money, upon which the roll shall be called.
Wilson offered a resolution, referring 10 de-
lenses for the harbors of the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts ana recommending action of Congress.
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
The following bills were read the first time
S. r. II, relating to lien oflumbermen on the logs
of their employers &. b. 49, relating to levying
taxes for parks; S. B. 10, exempting fishing boats
and nets from execution; S. B..92, to prevent
spreading of contagious diseases among sheep.
s. B. l01, TO prevent injury to navigable
streams. came up for the first reading, and Mr..
Caminetii moved to refer it to the Copmittee on
Mines and Mining. saying the bill was recon-
mended favorably by committee OF farmers
and contained some outrageous provisions ard
therefore should be referred to the Committee
on Mining TO give them an opportunity TO be
heard.
Mr.. Clunie said he thought the hydraulic min
ing question was settled, and thought such
bin should be OH the statute books.
Several motions being made to refer the bill,
and each voted down. the Senate finally adj
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